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+# Tlf ham radio contest logger
+
+## Summary
+
+started by HA5SE
+
+This is some collection to help recently joined coders to start with 
+contributing to TLF.
+You can try the hard way. Then you just do not need to read any further.
+Believe me, at least for me, it  added unnecessary frustration that there were 
+no such collection.
+You lean back, feeling (almost) on top of the World -- just to have to
+learn somewhat later when asking for merge your work, that you are far from done...
+
+In spite of every effort, this doc will (and can) never become complete.
+Any comments, critisisms, suggestions, improvement requests are 
+_ W E L C O M E .
+
+To begin with, each project using any computer language, ususally is built upon
+* partly some project conventions
+* partly some personal tastes.
+
+Individual tastes are no problem for one-man projects.
+However, for bigger and long-lasting projects, individual tastes obviously
+do not help readibility or maintenability.
+My personal note, project conventions are also mainly built up of
+personal taste of somebody in the project much before you joined ;-) ...
+
+The following is the list we could collect so far.
+This list is only numbered for easy reference.
+This list is not considered to be sorted upon importance,
+nor do I think there could be any such importance.
+Please never re-number this list, that is, only add new points at end of file.
+In case anybody feels in absolute need of picking some points upon importance,
+please simply use a list in the header immediately below this introduction, like:
+
+**`important by HA5SE: 	1, 2, 3		// sample`**
+
+
+
+## Currently documented conventions
+
+
+1)  TLF is a combination of old code mixed with many new updates.
+    Old code is as-is, you should never count on conventions in old
+    code would still continue to be considered as current.
+
+    Recent code often uses different conventions. Try to adapt your code to
+    the modern ones.
+
+    You can check the age of any line or block using
+
+    **`git blame ...`**
+
+
+2)  No need to update **`  Changelog  `** . It only will be updated once for all changes 
+    per each single new release by the maintainer. [thanks to HA5CQZ]
+
+
+3)  In turn, it is your responsibility to update the manual page  
+    **`  tlf.1.in  `**  if your contribution
+    brings in visible changes to end-users. Such changes include e.g. new 
+    config keywords.
+
+
+4)  Do not include your callsign or reason or similar in your modification,
+    just add the ideas behind to the commit message and/or the pull request.
+    Git will take care for recording it together with your authorship.
+    [thanks to HA5CQZ]
+    So there is no need to insert anything like
+
+    **`// 2021-02-01 HA5SE  implementing TUNE_LNG=`**
+
+    Instead of comments like that, rather count on
+
+    **`git blame`** and/or **`git log`**
+
+
+5)  When defining global variables we have two choices: [thanks to DL1JBE]
+
+    * Variables which are only part of an module should be defined in 
+    the module itself and made known to other modules by declaring them 
+    `extern` in the modules header file.
+    * Alternatively if the variable is not clearly related to a 
+    functional module we have concentrated them in one place - at the 
+    moment in  **`  main.c  `**  (with  **`  test/data.c  `**  a
+    shadow copy for testing purposes). 
+    The variable should then be declared `extern` in  **`  globalvars.h  `** .